The TUser type has a property (not the correct terminology I know) Arrays of the type array of TVariantArray.
Anyone have an example of using this that works, say storing a TIntegerArray to Arrays[0]?
The TUser type has a property (not the correct terminology I know) Arrays of the type array of TVariantArray.
Anyone have an example of using this that works, say storing a TIntegerArray to Arrays[0]?
Never ever approach a computer saying or even thinking "I will just do this quickly".
Players[0].Arrays[0] := some TVariantArray;
Ugh. Was having a "senior moment" there. Thanks.
Never ever approach a computer saying or even thinking "I will just do this quickly".
Also, I think that was the correct terminology. It is a property.
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Originally Posted by #srl
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Alright then. I think I can call it property and people would know what I mean. That's just how I think of it. I meant that you can't have user classes so yeah.
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Originally Posted by #srl
"A programmer is just a tool which converts caffeine into code"
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